That’s fair. But I’m sticking with the guy who was doing work on particle physics at Fermilab at the age of 19. That doesn’t mean I don’t value the contributions of the prodigious artist or social scientist. I do. But I think people who do what my (somewhat distant) relative does are truly rare birds and what they do is, IMO, simply more difficult and harder to achieve by comparison. So when I see someone doing it at a very early age, I can’t help but say to myself, “Now that’s a prodigy.” And certainly so as compared to a wonder kind operating in the areas of law or commerce. The physicist wins that one in my mind every time.